August 8, 1933.
1-flB KLAMATH NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE TWO
Sporting News
Lon Stiner
Goes to
Work
ttrisacga
firm
New Bearer Coach
G It Conservative
Outlook for Confer
ence Play. 12 Let
termen Lott. Sched
ule Plant Complete.
Kitimiller Back With
Oregon.
Lonnl Stiner, th big Ne
braskan, will turn to wort on
Bell field next month In
admirable a position any
tint rear head eoacu could
poaslbly be. No on will take
nit teem seriously thU season
until eomething detlnlt has
been accomplished; and It
nothing la accomplished, no
one la going to be surprised
or disappointed.
"Our outlook I not bad and
It's not good. We have noth
ing to moan about and nothing
to groan about. We're not a
championship threat, but we
'M". . .
This wae Stiner' eonserva
ttve description ot the Oregon
BUte football prospect la the
Its J Pacific Coast conference.
And H has been a tradition
along the coast that when Ore
gon But la least expected to
bring In result, results ar
Invariably the outcome ot the
season's schedule.
Stiner, yon will recall, suc
ceeded Paul J. Schlssler. head
coach for nln years. Stiner,
a great lineman at Nebraska,
came out her aa Bchissler's
assistant, and for eight year
played eubordlnate part In
conditioning th Bearers for
their annual campaign.
This war he is In complete
command; he'a ambitious and
the BetTors regard his talents
wttk optimism.
The Bearers lost 11 letter
men with graduations in June,
The amount wa sufficient to
dismay Stiner. but h immedi
ately cast his eyes upon th
now material and dlscorered a
few men who undoubtedly will
Bnd high places when th
strength of th entire confer
ence t Judged.
Th coast wiB miss Keltu
Davie, left end, wbo did practi
cal all Oregon State's punt
tug and passing. Som of the
coast members, however, will
aot regret his departure for "he
was a brilliant offensive and
defensive weapon.
Curly Miller, on of th
region's eutstanding linesmen,
will be gone Miller, playing
ither at tackle or guard, win
be missed as much as Davis.
The best defensive backfleld
man on th coast last year,
Harold Moj, will be absent,
Bom of th ether Beavers
who msd for th strength
In ehiesler' final team and
who will aot be in th lineup
this year are Loren Tattle,
guard; Tommy Ward,, back
' field I Everett Davis. Herman
Leaf and Fred MacDonald. all
ends! Wayn Harn, tackle;
Ted Hermann, quarterback;
Irene- Little, fullback, and
Hugh Btanfleld guard.
The Beavers hav a nicely
balanced schedule but M gets
pretty difficult as th season
move along. An intersec
tional game with Fordbam at
New York will be on t th
high spot of th year.
Stlner's team will epen
against Willamette ai - '
and then mov into Its first
conference game against Mon
tana at Bell field. Oonzaga
will b next at Portland and
than a game with San Fran
cisco nlverslty st San Fran
cisco. This 8. F. U. contest
will mark th Introduction of
, Bew team to the Beaver
'schedule.
Th first big gams ot th
year has been scheduled for
October 11 at Portland when
the Beavers struggle against
Southern California, the dom
inating team ot the nation.
Washington Slate, a tea
likely to win the conference
title or at least turn out to
be th strongest member of
. th northern division, will play
O. S. C. at Corvallis on Octo
ber 18.
Stiner will hav a . tlm
for rest after these two games
for preparations for the Ore
gon battle at Portland on
November 11.
Th season will be closet
wlth the shot ' 'nrdham on
November 18, Just seven days
after th Oregon contest --d
after a week ot traveling
across the nation.
e
Johnny Kitimiller, th fly
ing Dutchman of Captain
McEwan'a Oregon team, has
spent the summer In Pennsyl
vania, his home. He'll be back
on th coast soon to start his
second year as backfleld coach
with Prink Calllson and th
Webfoota.
Kits has been at successful
as a eoach as be was as a
player and he was the best
backfleld ace nroriuced in this
section for many seasons.
Byron did not conceive th
story of Atalanta's race; it is
contained in Greek mythology
and mentioned by Ovid la hit
Metamorphoses.
From ancient times, Tibetan!
hav imbibed their beverage
through straws.
Chines drama began la the
reign ot Emperor Yuen-Tsung in
120 B. C.
Th first grains of wheat grew
wild on the steppes of Asia, thou
sands ot years ago.
Gasoline retails at about (0
cents a gallon In Bolivia.
BOXING
PHILADELPHIA
BLASTS YANKS
New York Four Games
Behind Leaders In
American Race
Bv Hnh 8. Fullerton Jr.
(Associated Presa Sporta Writer)
Th Philadelphia Athletics, ten
games or more out of the Amer
ican League pennant race, baa
caused some bad momenta for the
contending New York Yankees
and Washington Senatora, aa tne
leaders moved toward th open'
ing of another "crucial" aeries.
After handing th second-place
Yankees three straight defeats to
knock them four gsmes out ot
first place, th A.'a awung their
bludgeons against Washington
Sunday and helped reduce the
margin to three games. The A.'t
slammed Ed Chapman, making
his first appearance for the Sen
ators, off the hill in less than
three rounds aa Jlmml Foxx
helped himself to his list homer
Then after the Senators had tak
en advantage of th wildnesa of
Sugar" Cain and Rube Walberg
to tie the score, they moved shead
again on Plnkey Hlgglna' homer
in th seventh and finished with
another burst for a final score of
11-8.
Tanks Dowa Boatoa
' The Yanks, meanwhile, downed
the Boston Red Sox. to 4. large
ly because ot Boston errors and
George PIpgraa' lack ot control.
The victory left the Yanka three
games behind Wsshlngton snd
ten ahead of th A.'s. who In turn
increased their third-place mar
gin to It games as Detroit's
Tigers captured the remaining
nrst division berth from Cleve
land with a double victory.
After pounding Oral Hilde-
orana to win the opener 7 to 1.
the Tigers took th second came.
z-i. on a nve-nit pitching Job by
jrrea marDerry. Charley Gehrin
ger hit a homer In each game.
Chicago's Whit Sox snd the St.
Louis Browns divided the other
American twin bill. The Sox won
the first game, (-5, In eleven inn
ings, when Red Kresa drove in the
odd run. but George Blaeholder's
four-hit flinging evened the court
witn a 7-1 St. Louis victory.
Cincinnati Sensation
The humble Cincinnati Reds
the day a sensation In the Na
tional league, as they took a pair
or brilliant extra Inning pitching
duels from the St. Louis Cardi
nals. Red Lucas went 11 Innings
to beat Tex Carlton 1 to 1 in the
opener, then Paul Derringer, a
former Cardinal, held St. Louis
to three hits in 12 frsmes to win
th second clash from Jess Haines
1 to . Chick Hafey. another ex-
card, scored both winning runs,
witn uiyde Manloa snd Jim Bot
tomley driving them home. The
double victory sdvanced th Reds
to seventh place.
Giant Split Two
Th leatjue-leadlnr New Turk
Giants got no better than an even
break with tlfe Brooklyn Dodgera
losing tne nrst game, 6-3. when
Carl Hubbel weakened in the
eighth, then winning. 1-1, with
the aid ot som brilliant relief
pitching by Adolf Lnoue. Rnt
they increased their lead over
i-uiaourgn to I games, as the
Chicago Cubs snd Pat M!n
handed the pirates a 8-0 white
washing. Malone pitched alx-hit
ball, while the Cubs fonnd Steve
Swetonlc for flv runs In the fifth.
Th Phillies and the Boston
Braves wsged a pair of close duels
that got them nowhere. Th Phils
won'the opener, 1-0, when Spnd
Davis' homer in th second decid
ed a struggle between Ed Hollev
and Dutch Brandt Boston came
back with a 1-1. ten Inning vic
tory as Buck Jordan smacked a
single with the bases loaded to
urea up a battle between Fred
Frankhous snd Austin Moor.
STANDINGS
By Associated Press
PACIFIC COAST LEAOU
W. I..
rornana 75
Hollywood
Jlk 51
Los Angelea
-.76 52
Sacramento 75 63
Oakland 67 71
an Francisco ........ S 2
Missions 52
Seattle 48 77
AMERICA LEAGUE
TO T.
Washington , 4 at
New York .. ,,..! 39
Philadelphia 61 41
Detroit 61 64
Cleveland 62 68
Chicago -.411 55
Boston a a tc
St. Louis 41 8
KATIO.VAL LEAGUE
W. L. Pet
-81 41 .598
.S 48 .682
-67 47 .548
-65. 60 .624
-66 51 .618
-44 68 .431
-44 82 .411
-41 60 .406
New York
Piltsburah
Chicago ....
St. Loult .
Boston
Phlladelphli
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
vEPKR POINTED
Governor Meier today announced
appointment of George Neuner
to the state liquor control com
mission to take th place of
Amede M. Smith, resigned.
A machine. rMamkn.. - i- .
typewriter four feet high, which
is said to bo able to do the work
of 60 bank clerks with only one
Kirl to hnndlA It. la hal- ..
In London.
BASEBALL
'American Stars
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MnasjasaaatjBBi
The American Davis Cup team had no alibis for their defeat when, at shown here, they arrived lit
New York after their unsuccessful quest ot th Cup abroad. Front row, from left to right: Ellsworth
Vines Jr., Keith Gledblll, George M. Lott Jr., Demon & Prentice, non-playing captain; Wllmer Alli
son. John Van Ryn, Back row, left to right: James Cushman, Lawrence Baker Jr., and Lawrence Baker.
KLA3IATH FALLS
BEATEN BY
The Klamath Falls tennis team.
weakened by the absence of sev
eral of Its foremost players, Jour
neyed to the valley Sunday, where
it lost 11 ot 13 played matchea to
a powerful Medford aquad.
Edgar Dent, playing No. 1, lost
to Duell ot Medford by th score
ot 8-2, 8-4. Jack Crawford. No.
won from th veteran Medford
chop ball artist, 1-8, 8-2.8-2. Rich
mond, playing No. 2, defeated that
veteran of many campaigns,
George Wilson, by the scores ol
t-2 and 8-4.
Other scores are as follow:
PORTLAND, WOODBURN TEAMS
WILL ARRIVE
Grant High Pharmacy of Port
land and Wood burn will be the
first teams to arrive In Klamath
Falls for the American Legion
Junior baseball championships.
Both these souada will be
here Wednesday morning to pre
pare Tor tne opening games at
the Fairgrounds on Thursday.
They will be taken to Crater
Coquille Wins
League Title;
Klamath Loses
ROSEBURG, Ore., Aug. J (P)
The Coquille Loggers won the
championship ot the Southern
Oregon Baseball league here
Sunday by defeating the Douglas
County Vets In the last sched
uled game of the season by a
score ot 12 to 0. The Loggers
landed on Nelson and Paust for
12 bits, which, coupled with
four errors on the part of the
local team and eight passes is
sued by Nelson snd Paust, gave
the visitors an easy victory.
Gilbert allowed the -Vets only
three hits and gave only one
baseon balls.
Th Vedford Ttnmea ttnari
out the Klamath Pelicans at
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MEDFORD STARS
Hicks lost to Glssacock, (-4, 0-8,
8-4; Huls lost to Pruitt, 8-2, 1-8. 1
Keasler lost to Van Autdale, 8-1.
8-1; Boyd lost to Kline. 8-4. 7-9.
8-4; Zamsky lost to Cost, 8-3,
8-3; Klger lost to Elston, 5-7.:
8- 4, 8-1. I
In the doubles Crawford and
Dent lost to Duell and Butler. :
9- 7. 8-1; Huls and Boyd lost to!
Pruit snd Glasscock. 4-8. 8-1,
8-3; Hicks snd Kessler lost to
Wilson and Kline, 8-3, 8-3; Klgir
and Zamsky lost to Coss snd Van
Ausdale. 8-1. 8-4.
ON WEDNESDAY
Lak park th day before the
tlrat gam and then brought
back for a brief workout in the
afternoon.
Hood River and Eugene, two
other teams In the state finals,
probably will arrive here Wed
nesday evening.
All players will be housed at
Altamont near the Fairgrounds.
Medford Sunday In the final
game of the Southern Oregon
league, to T.
Malin Girl Scouts
Leave for Camp
MALIN, Ore. Mrs. Avo Weir,
with Florence Sanders, v Emellne
Wilson and Iola Haley left Sun
day for Glendale, Ore., where
the girls will spend a vacation
at the Girl Scout camp. Mrs.
Weir Is the leader of th Malin
troop.
Mist Mable McDonald ot Al
buquerque, New Mexico, and a
visitor of Mrs. Weir, Is accom
panying the girls and their tender
and she and Mrs. Weir will rWl
In Portland and Seattle while
the girls are In camp.
Fifty years ago, the annual
death rate in New York City was
30 per 1000 ot population: to
day, it la about 12 per 1000.
OJcydZct
CAP1AW OF THE
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TO HITCHCOCK. TftlS HARD-RlDlfOG'
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GOLF
the Davis Cup
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Lillard Posts
Guarantee For
Russian Lion
Mack Lillard. promoter tor
th Klamath commission, an
nounced Monday Al Karaslck,
Ihe Russian LlOn, had been
definitely signed to meet Ted
Thye ot Portland In the main
event wrestling bout at the
Legion hall Saturday night.
Lillard. compromising with
Karaslck on a 1250 guaran
tee will post f200 with Louie
Pol In.
Karaslck and Thye; north
west opponents for yeara, will
b special attractlona for th
Legion convention. Both men
are ex-llghtwelght champions
of th world.
Billy Newman, a heavy
weight from Denver, has been
matched against Les Wolfe,
Texas, In th seml-wlndup.
Wolfe, making his first ap
pearance, defeated Everett
Klbbens last Friday.
Shaw-Bertram
Splits Series
Against Weed
Th Shaw-Bertram mill team
split a two gam series wllh the
Weed Colored 8tart on Modoc'
field Saturday and Sunday.
Weed took th opening contest
Saturday and tben th Klamath
team staged a comeback th fol
lowing afternoon.
Sexton, Rhaw-Rertram pitcher,
waa the outstanding player Sun
day. The scores:
Saturday's game: R. H. E.
Weed 11 10 0
Shaw-Bertram .......... 4 12
Batteries Ruaxell and Lake;
Scrogglns, Oilman and Hanks.
Sunday's gam: R. II. E.
Shaw-Bertram 1 15 3
Weed ... 7 11 4
Batteries Sexton and Hanks;
Logan, Russell and Lake.
Every nine years, mor or
less, there Is a scarcity ot rab
bits. The planet Mercury has so
satellites.
WSfEr?W1EAM,W AO-6QL
RACING
BEAVERS TAKE
FIRST PLAGE
Portland Scores Four
Wins Over Reds;
Sacs Beaten
(By Associated Prow)
Sacramento's long summer
reign over th Coast league was
at an Ind after a week-tnd that
aaw San Francisco's battered
Seals wallop th league leaders
four straight and send them
down to fourth place.
Portland aucceeded to tho
pace-aetler's berth with four
week-end triumphs over the
Missions. 6-8 and 8-1 Saturday
nlsht and i-1 and 8-2 Sunday
Tony Freitas. pitching bis first
game alnce his return to th
Coast league after mora than a
year with th Philadelphia Ath
letics, hurled th first 8unday
victory for th Beavers. Port
land captured th series, 4-1.
Seine Pitches Two
Lee Stlne pulled sn "Iron
man'' stunt Saturday to hurl Ihe
Sealt to a double victory. 8-2,
2-2. - He gave th 8enalor btt
11 hltt In th two garnet.
Sunday Bruce Cunningham did
som effecttv mound work for
San Francisco, beating Sacra
mento, 8-2. Ken Doutlat fol
lowed him In the box to twirl
th fourth win, 12-10, as the
Seals msde their 12 hits count
for six runs with a pair ot
timely four-baggers. San Fran
cisco took th series, 1-2.
Star Take Second
Hollywood trimmed ittls.
6-3 Saturday night and T-S. 10
6, Sunday to climb Into second
place Cedrlc Durst snd Ray
Jacob backed up Archie Camp
bell's steady tossing with home
runs in th opener. Jacobs
added another In th nightcap,
his 28th of the season, and Vines
l)e Magglo. Hollywood outfielder,
drove in six runs with timely
four-baggers. The Stars finished
the series with a (-1 sdg over
Seattle.
Sweeping Its thre week-end
games with Oakland, Loa An
geles moved up Into third plact.
halt gam behind th first
place Ueavert. Th Angelt out
slugged th Oaklanders, Sat
urday night and In both inds of
yesterday's doubleheader, 16-2
and 7-6.
Portland Team
Ties With Bend
For Leadership
PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. T Pi
Wolfer's Federals ot Portland
went Into a, tie with Bend for
leadership In th Oregon State
Baseball league yesterday as they
defeated th Elks on their home
ground 10 to 8. Bend went In
to t 4 to 0 lend early in tbe
game. but the Portlanders
pounded Murphy, Bend hurlnr,
hard In th latter stage lor
their win.
Taking adrantag ot five
Salem errors, th Albany Alcos
took a 8 to 6 victory from the
Senatora. Salem Inst a golden
chance in tae seventh when Ora
vec homed with the bases loaded,
but failed to touch second tnd
his tying run didn't count.
The Engene-Schapps contest
was postponed.
Scores:
R. H. E.
Federals . 10 16 2
Bend 8 8 6
Cbarlea and Richards; Murphy
and Eubankt.
R. H. I.
Albany 1 J J
Salem 6 6
Coovert, Hampton and Wllkln
ton; Wilson and Moye. t
San Francisco
Golfer Takes
National Title
PORTLAND, Aug. T, OP)
Charles Ferrers wss mors excited
today over th possibility of gol
fing his Job back In a San Fran
cisco foundry plant than h was
over winning th national public
links golf crown for th second
time.
"I'm glad to hav won th
championship again, but I'll b a
lot harrier It th old cup helps
me gtt th Job back which I lost
a year st,o." said th Callfornlan.
who acored a neat ana 1 tri
umph over the defending tltllst.
Robert Lea Miller of Jacksonville.
Fit., In their 88-hole skirmish at
the East Moreland municipal
course here Saturday.
Ferrera la the aocond golfer to
rapture th championship more
than once, but he It still behind
the record of Carl Kaufman ot
Cleveland, who won th trophy In
1827, '28 and '28.
Bohemian Play
Presented at Malin
MALIN, Ore. The Malin Socal
gave a play In Bohemian last
Friday evening at th Broad
way theatre. Mombeta of the
Socal took the various partt In
the cast.' Th proceeds will be
used for a trip which th gym
nasium classes are T tannin
when they will prnsont some of
tneir drill work in wnich tney
ar so proficient. John Pep 't
Is In charg ef th classes.
FISHING
BEAU BAEU
Wbst th well-dressed pugi
list should wesrl Yes. It's Mag
Batr. padded shoulders, cream
colored trousers, patch pockets
snd all.
ASTORIA. Ors., Aug. T fP)
Fre after having been held for
24 hours In th clutching sands
on lower 8and Island, th Dsnlsh
mntorshtp Slensby proceeded to
Astoria today for a survey to
doterniln what damag had been
suffered by th grounding Just
befor midnight Saturday,
Th Stensby waa removed
from th sand through th as
sistance ot Ihe coast gfiard cut
ler Redwing and by her own ef
forts. 8oou after mldnlaht to
day, when the tide was full, the
Redwing took a line and strained
at th grounded vessel. The
Htenshy kent Its proneiiors work
ing and Just ss th freighter
appeared to mov a trifle, tho
hawser parted. It was believed
th effort had failed.
Baseball
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
t R. H. E
Boston 8 12 0
Philadelphia - I 12 0
Welland. Andrsws tnd Fer
rell; Earnshaw, Coombs, Wal
berg and Cochran.
R. B. E
Cleveland 8 8 1
Detroit 6 12 6
Harder, Brown and Spencer:
Borrell and Hayworth.
2nd game: R, H. E.
Washington - - 4 8 1
New York 6 11 1
Btewart, Crowder tnd L. Sow
ed ; Ruffing, Psnnock tnd Dick
ey. R. H. E
Chicago 0 7 1
St. Loult 8(0
Wyatt, Ilevlng, Faber tnd
Berry, Sullivan; Stilts tnd Shea.
MALIN ITEMS
MALIN, Or. Th Lsdles' Aid
met it the church Thursday
afternoon with a good atten
dance. Tht memhera ar mak
ing; quit a reputation for them
selves In quilt and comforter
making and tying and ire rea
lizing qultt a sura for their
treasury In thlt wty.
Miss Lillian Thame ind Bob
Porter were united In marriage
by Rev. Weir on Friday. Mr.
Porter la ' ths son ot Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh Porter of Malin.
The Christian Endeavor held
i party it the church on Wed
nesday evening.
Glen Fouch, who ha been at
tending aummer school at Cor
vallla, Joined hla wile her and
Ihey returned to their hem in
Riverside, Calif. Mrs. Fouch Is
Ihe daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
James Low and baa been spend
ing the summer with them. Mr.
Low it proprietor ot tht Malin
hotel.
Th Wednesday Aftornoon
Bridge club met at the horn of
Mrs. B. F. Neal on Wednesday.
Jean Wildo of Wlshram,
Wash., la visiting her with her
father ind brother.
Professor Adolf Wlndlaut of
tht University of Gottlngen Isolat
ed vitamin B in pur form in
1832.
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$5,000 Klamath Falls Improvement
Sx2 bonds due July 1, 1940
At a Price of 69 and Accrued Interest
WRITE OK WIRE
Baker, Fordyce, Ilarpham Co.
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WRESTLING
STARS DEFEAT
Klamnth Tenm Crushes
Chiloquln 9 to 1 '
Sunday '
The Chiloquln Indians tall b-
for th sharp attack of the
Klamath All-Stare it Chiloquln
Sunday afternoon. Th Stars,
playing almost perfect ball, won
8 to 1. . . , ' ;
Fred (lahrman, , first airing
pitcher, pitched a four-hit vic
tory. Excellent support In the
field and at bat kept him la
front of th Indians all through
th gam.
Ths stars will meet the Weed
colored tesm In northern Cali
fornia nest Sunday. ' Th fol
lowing woek th team will clash
with th Klamath Pallcant at
the Fairgrounds.
Sunday'! score:
it. h. r
All -Stars ; I 11 1
Chiloquln 14 6
ilstterles: Oehrman aud ,..gsr;
Barclay aud Matt.
III MI LAKE
MORAN. Wye, Aug. T. W)
In tbe depths of Jackson lake,
starching partis wtr grappling
today for th bodies ot four per
sons drowned ytsttrday whta
their motor boat ovtrturned dur
ing a alorm. A fifth body wit
recovered last night.
The flv vlctlma were:
Mr. and Mrs. Ule SJsllory ind
their daughter, Doris, 4. Chey
enne, Wyo., Virgil R. Brows of
Sheridan, Wyo., and Brown's
two-year-old daughter, Barbara.
Both Mallory and Brown were
employes of the Mountain State
Telephone and Telegraph com
pany and were employed on a
project here. Tbe Mullorys re
cently moved to Chsytnn from
Denver,
W1NNIPEQ. Aug. T. W)
Scenes of desolation today mark
ed th path of electrical storms
shich swept over Manitoba and
Saskatchewan over th week
end. Th storms left damaged
crops, broken power and com
munication llnei and eitenslvt
property damage In their wak
Striking at Areola in aoulhern
Saskatchewan, th storm spread
destruction aa it passed out on
its way through Manitoba. Llve
ttock waa lost and cropt flat
tened. Few arena escaped. Prop
erty damage will run into thou
sands of dollars.
Ace Hudkins
In Hospital
After Brawl
LOS ANGELES, Aug. T, (p)
Perennial had hoy of fistic cir
cles. Acn Hudkins, one-tlm Ne
braska Wildcat, It In I hospital In
nearby GlcnIVe, with two pistol
slugs In hit chest, to show for
what police described it a cafe
brawl early yesterday.
In no lmmedlatt danger ot
dyln.g but In serious condition.
Hudkins will go on the operating
table today In doctors' efforts to
stop i hetiimtuhage by removing
Ihe bullets, one ot which lodged In
the right upper lobe of his lung.
Hudkins embarked on his most
ricent night clnh fistic colohra
tlon, witnesses told police, whnn
be, with several friends, arrl-en
tt the caf In an openly belliger
ent mood. Th mlddlowolght,
whose fists tttll carry weight in
spite ot lack of training and selt
snvertlaed dissipations, punched
a few ot ths patrons for warm
up. Th artificial Ice Industry's
Inrgest Item ot expense It neither
labor nor materials, but th cost
of the roal used to produce the
steam that rnna tbe compressor
Ics-machili.
Approximately 24.000,000 tons
of limestone are used annually
In th United States, chiefly la
th smelting ot Iron ores.
Ten- hours ot sleep ire re
quired by girls and bnyt between
the ages of 14 ind 18.